HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1981-12-30, Page 6PAGE 6-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30,1981
Ram blings from
the rices
By Lois Gibbings
R.J. Ready trotted to his
sixth win of the year at Wind-
sor Raceway with a 2:07.4
mile for trainer -driver
Trevor Ritchie on Wednes-
day, December 23.
Bob and Doreen Rowcliffe
of Hensall own the five-year-
old gelding by the Noble Vic-
tory sire Ever Ready - Miss
Bar Key by Darneau, raised
by George F. Elliott of Clin-
ton.
R. J. Ready took a new
2:04 record earlier this year
at Windsor and has earnings
in 1981 of $11,980.
Miss Bar Key is a half-
sister to the $260,260 winner
Dapper Dillon and to Dillon
Song, who had earnings of
$148,221 while trotting, then
picked up another $8,840 on
the pace, including 18 wins,
three seconds and two wins
from 28 starts at the age of
fourteen, his final year at the
races.
Speedy Gesture, a four-
year-old trotter by Speedy
Streak - Betty Frost, owned
by Nancy Holmes and Frank
Cook of Clinton, finished se-
cond in a 2:06.1 mile at
Greenwood Raceway in
Toronto with Jerry Duford
on the bike.
Rob O'Brien won his ninth
race of the year with Eldon
Turcotte up for Donald
Carter of Blyth at Flamboro
Downs on Saturday night,
timed in 2:09.3
Paul Taylor ` trains the
nine-year-old gelding by
O'Brien Hanover, a son of
Tar Heel, at the Clinton
'track.
At London on Boxing Day,
December 26, Carl Fisher
was third with Betty Scram,
co -owned by his brother
Grant of Goderich in the
third.
Randy Henry drove Prince
Bye Bye to a fourth place
finish for owner -trainer
Lorne Tyndall of Clinton
Martial arts
offered at
night school
By
• D.R. Williams
Thursday Mght, Dec. 17,
marked the wind down of
night class at Central Huron
Secondary School here in
Clinton until January llth,
and along with this a
Christmas party was held,
highlighted by a martial arts
demonstration of Kung -Fu.
The dazzling 25 minute
demonstration was put on by
Black Belt instructor, James
Straughan and his class, who
have been actively working
out in the main gymnasium
on Thursday evenings over
the past 10 weeks.
The students, most of who
have had no previous mar-
tial arts experience, showed
the audience their acquired
skills. The agenda included a
show of techniques and a
form and free -style sparr-
ing. The demonstration con-
cluded by turning about $20
worth of boards into kindling
through the use of various
kicking and punching techni-
ques. To say the least, a very
impressive demonstration.
Straughan, from
Goderich, is a recent
graduate of the U.W.O.
social sciences faculty with a
Bachelor of Arts in
psychology, and has been in-
- volved in the martial arts for
almost a decade. A member
of the university's martial
arts club for the past six
years, Jim is the only person
to have the distinction of
receiving a Black Belt in
Kung -Fu from Paul Chau,
founder and head instructor
of the University of Western
Ontario's Black Dragon
Martial Arts Club.
After the demonstration
Jim said "Martial arts of
many forms direct their
energy toward the achieve-
ment of physical fitness and
the harmonious blending of
i 'rhriques for practical and
effective self-defence.
Jim stressed that in his.
classes an open learning at-
titude and respect for mar-
tial arts skill, along with the
sharing experience, mutual
instruction, vigorous fitness
sessions and constant prac-
tice is used.
Classes will resume in
January and interested per-
sons should contact the high
school.
while Randy McLean was
also fourth with Shiaway
Red for Frances Edwards of
Arkona in the sixth.
Arrochar Ruth, owned by
Arnold Doak of Goderichi
was third at Orangeville
Raceway on Sunday after-
noon with Randy Henry driv-
ing
At Windsor Raceway on
Sunday night, Cape Deirdre,
owned by the Wayne Horner
Stables of St. Marys finished
second in a 2:06.3 mile in the
second, while Randy
McLean was third with
Towerline Cricket for
Catherine McCutcheoof
London in the fifth. "A'Iiap-
py New Year to all."
The Misfits scored easily on the Lakers in Bayfield no -contact hockey action this week.
The league is also enjoying a showdown competition for shooting and goal tending.
(Keith Crittenden photo)
Down at the local lanes
Tuckersmith Mixed
Anne's Allspices are in the
lead with 67 points and
Freda's Nutmegs are close
behind with 66.
Irene's Gingersnaps have
63 points, and Grace's
Gingers are next with 60.
May's Pepper are behind
with 53 points and Ann's
Accents are trailing the
league with 51.
In the ladies' individual
scoring Stien Deweerd had
the high single of 224. Amy
Gerrits had the high triple of
584 and the high average of
195.
For the men, Wes Lenting
had the high single of 255.
Jim Straughan, who teaches at CHSS night school, attacks
with an inside cresent kick in a free -style sparring
demonstration, held recently. Classes resume on January
1L (D.R. Williams photo)
Case Buffinga bowled the
high triple of 596 and the high
average of 198.
Tuesday Ladies
With 763/2 points Castle's
Cats are in first place and
Mona's Apes are second with
74, leaving Bonnie's Pandas
third with 721/2.
Betty's Little Lambs are
close behind with 71 points,
Nora's Eager Beavers have
70 and Gerry's Gophers have
68. points. McCowan's
Cougars are next with 66 and
Gibbings ..Giraffes are last
with 62.
Betty Hughes had the high
single of 271 and the high
triple of 655. Iva Reid took
the high average of 190.
Thursday Night Mixed
The Cookie Patrol has a
good lead on first place with
55 points and the L's,J's and
K team is next with 48.
The Tryhards and
Murray's Painters are tied
with 44 points each, the
Sweat Bandits have 41 and
the P.A.B.S.D. team is last
with 39.
Rita Leppington was the
top lady bowler, taking the
high single of 258; the high
triple of 660 and the high
average of 180.
For the men, Leonard
Steep bowled the high single
of 308 and the high triple of
729. George Collins had the
high average of 229.
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LastTuesday night, the
Clinton Pee Wees tied
Wingham 3 -3 in Wingham.
There was . no scoring In
the first period, but
Wingham outscored the local
boyvo to one during the
second period.
Clinton tied the game with
a little over six minutes left
in the game. Two minute$
later Scott Townsend scored
the go ahead goal on a nice
individual effort, but
Wingham scored late in the
game to tie it up at 3 - 3.
Clinton's first goal was
scored by John Lavis with an
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